Gordhan is the minister that De Ruyter told about ANC politicians involved in coal theft — Report

As of late, I consider being accused of racism an honor. Not because it has any factual basis, but simply because it means I irritate and frustrate some mindless imbecile, who is wholly incapable of any factual argument or reasonable thought.

Badge Of Honor.
Its just trying to be edgy and get the twatters twitting...
 
Nah, she believes the kuk. She wrote the book on "White lies".
Ill check that out... Should be a laugh..

It appears she has family on this forum..

My book is a compilation of 36 newspaper columns published over the past few years. I write about uncomfortable truths that we as South Africans shy away from, such as the persistence of white power and privilege, structural racism and the glaring lack of social and economic transformation and justice. I unmask the Rainbow Nation as a palace of white power, where whiteness reigns supreme, even though the governing party, the ANC, is black
 
Want to control it but don't want to accept responsibility for it.

Then they shouldn’t be responsible for fixing it, or in standing in the way of others doing as much.
Had they not blocked every attempt to decentralise the utility, allow private providers etc then we’d be long gone from this mess.
If they’re not responsible then the solutions need to be democratically decided too, thus their Powerships graft proposal should be vetted by all.
Step aside ANC, we don’t need you in the process. This can easily be fixed. The power lines belong to us, the people. You’re getting in the way then.
 
LMAO!

You are being sarcastic, right...?

Cape Town - Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan on Thursday said it was vital for those who were opposing government's anti-corruption drive at state-owned enterprises to be exposed.
Gordhan told a media briefing ahead of his department's budget vote that within two years troubled state-owned enterprises could and should play an important role in reviving the economy but for this to happen those obstructing the process had to be outed and stopped.
"If the fightback against the kind of changes that we are trying to make to stop the malfeasance, to get rid of the corruption, to clean up the procurement lines, to get the cost structures in each of these entities appropriately balanced, if we get that right, without the kind of interference that we are seeing at the moment, then we should be on a fairly good footing in the next 18 to 24 months," he said.
 
Being an ardent supporter of a murderous ideology like communism isn't just "different views".

Listen to what he says:


He is corrupt to the very core. If the ANC says Jacob Zuma completely innocent of corruption, he has to say Jacob is completely innocent of corruption. If the ANC says that all Jews need to be exterminated and banished from society then he has to say all Jews need to be exterminated and banished from society.

There is not a single redeeming quality with a person like Carrim.
That is how politics works all over the world
 
Then they shouldn’t be responsible for fixing it, or in standing in the way of others doing as much.
Had they not blocked every attempt to decentralise the utility, allow private providers etc then we’d be long gone from this mess.
If they’re not responsible then the solutions need to be democratically decided too, thus their Powerships graft proposal should be vetted by all.
Step aside ANC, we don’t need you in the process. This can easily be fixed. The power lines belong to us, the people. You’re getting in the way then.
Exactly. Just give it to those who can.
 
Ftfy.

Watch UK politics. If MPs are not happy with a piece of legislation that their party wants, they tank it
They backed Boris even after all the allegations, fact findings and even after he admitted he lied, so it is all over the world
 
They backed Boris even after all the allegations, fact findings and even after he admitted he lied, so it is all over the world
That’s true, and the UK is actually a mess right now. Their utilities have gone up by 2/3 already, as have their interest rates (7%). London has become dangerous and the average Joe has little chance to buy property besides the government subsidised incentives which are more of a racket than good. I’d take SA over this every day of the week.
 
Oh great. Another fantastic headline by the esteemed Hanno.

:sick:
 
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